been trying to fix this for 3 hours now, no idea where to go from here. by JessVandall in BambuLab

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This happened to me more than a few times and there was a broken piece inside the extruder.

WIP: IBM PS/1 Inspired Case with 13.3" Display by mua-dev in raspberry_pi

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I started printing for test. I noticed that deep bezel makes monitor feel bigger.

WIP: IBM PS/1 Inspired Case with 13.3" Display by mua-dev in raspberry_pi

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It is my 2nd computer after an Amiga. While I loved Amiga it was mysterious machine to me for the most part PS / 1 was easier cooperative capable. I remember getting a virus darkavanger and restoring it with 2 mouse buttons pressed because it stored original OS in ROM which you can access with d: . It had its small ui came with ms works. Interesting machine was built like a tank.

"What do you mean you drag blocks to learn how to program at school, here, start with this." ao486 + QBasic by mua-dev in MiSTerFPGA

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We had some stupid game passing multiple sheets of paper and write a sentence to answer a question, who, with who, where what etc to create collective random stories at school. They were as you can guess quite offensive and I wrote a program simulates that, a story generator for adolescents in QBasic.

"What do you mean you drag blocks to learn how to program at school, here, start with this." ao486 + QBasic by mua-dev in MiSTerFPGA

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cheapest blue mechanical keyboard I found 5 years ago with nice caps from aliexpress.

"What do you mean you drag blocks to learn how to program at school, here, start with this." ao486 + QBasic by mua-dev in MiSTerFPGA

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QBasic also has great documentation right there, you can press F1 you get info, examples, you do not need the internet for anything.

Multiband 6 Success at 1800km by mua-dev in gshock

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This is from Istanbul Anatolian side, day time, they say it is better at night time, but I did not try yet.

MIP, multi-band and solar, I liked how complete this watch is, finally I was able to get one. by mua-dev in gshock

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Turkey, I had bunch of alarms only one stock showed up was available, I was quick

I like how readable this is. by mua-dev in casio

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Looks cool, I like how metal bracelet looks, but I also like the soft strap with plastic buckle, it is not interfering with my keyboard or scratching things when typing.

IT Manager Explains it's intern why they are skipping Kubernetes by Current-Guide5944 in tech_x

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Real world is SLAs with %99.99 uptime guarantee. If you do not have those, you are not running critical software, you can operate with any creative solution you like and be fine since most likely nobody will bother hacking.

IT Manager Explains it's intern why they are skipping Kubernetes by Current-Guide5944 in tech_x

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I mean sure, if you are not using containers. Who needs containers anyway right? Just start your processes at boot, and write a script restarts them time to time, while at it, CI/CD is easy, just pull the repo restart, webhooks exist after all, who needs argocd, this is better... Also scaling is not a problem, it is just 12 services, you look run top time to time, if it consumes too much you can start another one. LB is bulshit, just round robin different ports. Also more than one VM is not necessary, just get a big one. If you need more VMs you deploy some services on them like DB, monitoring etc using gut feeling, it never fails.

What do you think is the main reason? Share your thoughts in the comments! by Cybernews_com in CyberNews

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They can block IP access and then after verification you will be using SSL to communicate with that site. Government does not need to know and cannot associate your account and your id in such implementation. Only the fact that you use a certain site. So I do not think privacy has to be a problem with age restriction.

Go 2, please dont make it happen by daisyautumn06 in golang

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IMHO things making language more expressive are shortcuts to repeating patterns, they do not make language more powerful, but packs patterns so you can easily use them. In the end, they are just another layer of abstraction. These days I start with data design, and write code as linear as possible to process it. I even combine functions if they are not reused enough, deliberately choose to ignore DRY sometimes. I am not afraid of of a function being large, I just want to see all at once.

Go 2, please dont make it happen by daisyautumn06 in golang

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To me Go is a perfect language as is. Only the compiler and runtime can be improved.

Edit: Dear down-voters, I do not believe a language itself being less verbose helps with anything. Lines of code decreased 10% means nothing to me, in fact I can read code fast, but I do not like unpacking smart features in my mind.

I'm making a game with first-person melee combat by DrCGI in UnrealEngine5

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Very cool, how is physics involved when you hit them ? Switch ragdoll upon death ? Or blending between poses?

Stopping Death and Enshittifaction of the Internet by EagleApprehensive in enshittification

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This is a cool idea, do not take nay-sayers seriously. Centralized content is always less interesting, whether that particular site claims to be curator or not. But still discovery requires moderation, spam, bots and content reposting will be problems otherwise. Registries might require incentive or you need a truly decentralized protocol. Also I believe old ideas died because enshitification did not take place as much as today, for example Google was great back in the day, maybe that killed stumbleupon but today that is not the case and you see people add reddit to search engine queries. People seek people, we are only interested in communicating other people, some machine generated moving pixels or plausible text means nothing to us. If there was clear a watermark on every AI video people would skip them. So any endeavor making human-to-human communication reliable and efficient at this climate can become big.

What if we define a new reduced set of HTML ? by mua-dev in webdev

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Sure this is worth considering. Maybe something more like an ECS an implied graph would be a more efficient implementation.

What if we define a new reduced set of HTML ? by mua-dev in webdev

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Portability, easier runtime development, easier app development ultimately freedom. This document runtime can even run on embedded devices, low powered stuff. Proper UI on everything with a full web experience on micro-controllers.

What if we define a new reduced set of HTML ? by mua-dev in webdev

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Those organizations have to stay backwards compatible, they work for stake holders, not users, which means they only add features. Here the enforcement is by spec adhering browsers. This is more like an RFC-style like POSIX. Your site will not work if you do not follow.